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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1902

Page

8

Senators Crush Vic T 7 2 In Columbus Contest

Senators batted out a 7 to 2 victory over Vic in Columbus on Monday. Luithoff was easy for the Senators as McMackin puzzled the Hoosiers. In five innings only 15 men faced him.

Columbus Mor Day Senators McMackin Hoosiers

National Latgnas Clube Baseball Standings

In the American League standings the Boston and Philadelphia clubs show varying records with Chicago and St. Louis among the leaders. The data lists wins losses and rates for several teams including Cincinnati and Cleveland with mixed results and scattered numbers.

S ‘National Latgnas’ Clube Pet Pottsburg Cesescasesszeeeee OB Chicago Cyenvesce Boston Philadelphia Ddbknensa St. Louis Seteeteers Cincinnati Cseseeeee Cesican League Petotuhapannn Corsssenee Sesssenere BBC A Vesaneooes Weeveeeeca

Baseball Scores From Monday's Games Across Leagues

American Association games saw St Paul 11 over Milwaukee 7 with Ferguson and Pierce batting for St Paul. Minneapolis 8 over Kansas City 4. Newlin and Zalusky led Minneapolis. Louisville 14 over Toledo 4. Flaherty and Schreiver drove Louisville. American League featured Chicago 2 Washington 1. Patterson and Sullivan for Chicago. Detroit 10 over Philadelphia 5. Mullin and McGuire for Detroit. St Louis 8 over Boston 3. Donohue and Maloney starred for St Louis. Cleveland 10 over Baltimore 5. Joss and Wood on mound. National League results had New York 5 over Pittsburgh 3. Sparks and Bowerman for New York. Brooklyn 6 over Chicago 5. Donovan and Farrell helped Brooklyn. St Louis 5 over Philadelphia 3. ONeil and ONeil contributed.

St. Paul Milwaukee Ferguson and Pierce Herman Chicago Washington Patterson and Sullivan Orth Clarke Detroit Philadelphia Mullin McGuire Mitchell Powers St. Louis Boston Donohue Maloney Winters Warner Cleveland Baltimore Joss and Wood Lawson Shields Robinson New York Pittsburg Sparks Bowerman Tannehill Smith Brooklyn

Commercial league holds final meeting before season open

The Commercial league schedules its final gathering Tuesday night as preparations for the season assume shape. The Star store defeated the Post office clerks 13 to 6 on Sunday.

Commercial League Star Store

Appel and Donnan win Shortridge tennis doubles title

Appel and Donnan defeated Randall and Hyatt to win the Shortridge doubles championship on Monday. Bitel beat Conner in two sets in singles. Batchelders won twice against Henderson. Buchanan defeated Praigg and Herzch defeated Chilton Johnson.

Appel and Donnan Shortridge Randall and Hyatt Bitel Conner Batchelders Henderson Buchanan Praigg Herzch Chilton Johnson

Amusements in English Maryland Mannering and Kyrle Bellew stage

Large Monday crowd at Fairbank heard Weber military band in a chilly garden setting. Critics noted overbalanced reeds, promised program changes for Tuesday and potential additions like American Fantasie and The Blue and the Gray. King and Queen diving horses drew daily crowds at Fairview park with shows at 4 and 9 pm amid concert pairings with Indianapolis Military band.

Mary Mannering Kyrle Bellew Fairbank Weber Herbert Fairview Park Fairview Indianapolis

Pogue's Run Wall Supports Bridge Over Liberty Street

Street department to spend 200 dollars on bridge supports over Pogue's Run at Liberty Street after heavy rain undermined the wall of the Fun venue Saturday afternoon.

Street Department Pogue's Run Liberty St

Central Labor Union Steps Into Anti Tobacco Crusade

The Central Labor Union plans to investigate the county poor farm after the county commissioners cut the inmates tobacco allowance. A committee including Roscoe Barnett M T Butler and Miss Lillie Fredericks was appointed to report on buildings and inmates. A dispute over a $2 60 bill from organizer John Blue sparked accusations of graft versus business necessity and itemized charges.

Roscoe Barnett M. T. Butler Lillie Fredericks John Blue Thad Gurley Blue Gurley Central Labor Union Feltman George Custer Molders

Sanatorium Fire in Chicago Kills Ten

Ten perish and seven are missing after a blaze at the St. Luke society sanatorium on Wabasha and Twenty-first Street. Thirty injured, many patients strapped to beds due to delirium tremens. Investigators doubt mis management of a gasoline plant sparked the fire. arrests made of proprietor and staff.

Chicago St. Luke Society Wabashawe Twenty-first St S.J. Newell Carl A. Carlson Joseph Harrington Samuel Dalzell J. T. Stanton G. A. Ribbeck Wm. Kent Alderman J. B. Knapman Mra. M. Baumann Boyd

National Banks Weave Giant United Network Plan

Chicago June 10 North American Trust Company promotes a vast bank merger to form the American Bankers Corporation with a 5 million charter and 45 million surplus. The plan, linked to branch banking, envisions a national bank in every financial center and state capital. Toledo reports the Toledo match company absorbed by a new 10 million trust. Milwaukee notes Schwab representative discussed steel and machine shop consolidations with Allis Chalmers and Wisconsin Bridge & Iron.

Etoporation Act of New Jersey Toledo Cainaing

No Cocktails After Midnight in Chicago Hotels Demanded

Chicago June 10 bell boys in large city hotels form a new labor group with demands including no cocktails after midnight one ice water pitcher per room two calls to sleepy guests limits on wake up calls abolition of front and bell hop terms 25 cent tips 17 percent wage raise and clerks kept from lording over junior staff The federation of labor likely to be appealed for assistance and guidance.

Chicago Bell Boys Chicago Bell Federation of Labor

City Council Approves Health Department Appropriations

In a special Monday session the city council approved three health department appropriations totaling 16 250 for a resthouse smallpox fund and a milk inspector. Clerk Eliott opened the meeting with ex-President Craft presiding due to absence of the president and vice president.

Health Department Eliott Craft

Cigar Privileges Secured at Beoviel Baden Hotel

Personal Harry Stouch the cigar broker and C W Kriel have secured the cigar privileges at the new Beoviel Baden hotel. The notice notes the arrangement and location the privilege applies to.

Harry Stouch C. W.kriel Beoviel

City milk law likely to pass despite health board dispute

The milk inspector ordinance seems headed for approval while pesthouse and smallpox appropriation measures look favorable. The pesthouse plan, once defeated, was amended to place the new hospital three quarters of a mile from city limits, aligning with minority concerns. Sanitarian Buehler notes a preferred site about a mile and a half out but refuses to disclose location.

Buehler Health Board

Commencement at English's Opera House on June 16

The M T H S commencement will be held at English's Opera House June 16 at 8 p m with a program including music by the M T H S orchestra, a salutatory by Alice A Ballard, and songs such as Zamona. The board president Dr Geo W Sloan and principal c H Emmerich invite friends of education to view the exhibits from 8 30 am to 3 30 pm Friday showcasing technical department work in woodwork forging foundry pattern making machine fitting drawing cooking sewing typewriting hygiene and home nursing.

C. HE. Emmerich

All day session opens with prayer at alliance convention

Tuesday's session of the Christian and missionary alliance convention at the Pentecost tabernacle opened with a prayer and praise service at 9 a.m. Rev. E. D. Whiteside of Pittsburg preached in the morning and there were addresses by leading divines and missionaries during the day.

Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention Tabernacle Pittsburg

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